Strawberries NEW


Prevents mildews and moulds by raising off the ground.


10907107 | 5 x Strawberry Supports £14.99


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‘Delician F1’ ‘Grandian F1’


Strawberry ‘Grandian’ has large red berries with a sweet flavour. It will fruit in its first year from an early sowing and will continue to fruit for 3-4 years. Main season Fruiting around June/July.


Sow In Jan-Mar | Harvest Jun-Sep 30310713 | 10 seeds


£3.49


Fresh, aromatic fruits throughout summer. Wil give reliable harvests for 3-4 years. Suitable for growing in containers on the patio or in hanging baskets Has a good strawberry aroma. Keep foliage off the soil surface using straw or grow off the ground.


Sow In Jan-Mar | Harvest Jun-Aug 30310556 | 10 seeds


£2.99


‘Florian’


Florian is ideal for growing under glass or in baskets and containers. The striking apple blossom pink flowers produce heavy crops of juicy red delicious fruit. Will fruit in its first year with heavier yields expected in the following year.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jun-Aug 10202481 | 10 seeds


£2.99


‘Golden Alexandria’


Very unusual for a strawberry plant, this variety has pale golden yellow leaves through the growing season. Fruits are rich and sweet, closer to an alpine strawberry in size and suited to small borders or patio pots.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jun-Aug 30310224 | 300 seeds


£3.49


Strawberry Spinach ‘Chenopodium Capitatum’


An attractive and rare leafy salad plants, with all parts being edible. The leaves can be picked and have a similar taste to spinach with a slight nutty flavour. Red berries appear in Summer and are slighlty sweet and floral.


Sow Out Jan-Mar | Harvest May-Sep 10202375 | 300 seeds


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